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in GId Lady Thrown into a Cisiern
ana Her House Robbed.


CHICAGO, August pa Minneapolis
special says: A bold outrage at Maple
Grove was last evening reported to the
police by ID. L. Hitler, who lives upon
a farm near that place with his mother
and brother, Yesterday morning while
the brothers were absent from the
house two men called and asked for
something to eat. Mrs Hitler com
piled with their request When they
had finished eating one Of them
picked up a poker and threatened
to kill her. The old lady begged
them to spare her life, whereupon the
brutes dragged her to the cistern aud
threw her in. The cistern is twelve
feet deep and was half full of water,
but Mrs. Hitler chung to the lead pipe
and managed to keep ahoat until noon,
when her sons returned, and she was
taken out in an exhausted condition.
An investigation showed that the
tiamps had ransacked the house and
distracted $40 in cash and 1880 in
certificate. deposits upon the First Ma
tional Bank of Minneapolis. Mrs. Hill
Ter is sixty-five years of age, and it is
feared that the shock from the brutal
treatment she received may result IA
tally.
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Failure Announced.
lBy telegraph to the pispatch.I


New YORK. August 25.-Grovesteen
& Pell, the firm whose hypothecated
securities were offered under the rule
Yesterday, notified the Stock Exchange
shortly after the opening this morning
that they had made an assignment TO
Z. w. Harding. The announcement
was expected alter yesterdays deyel-
opmeDts, and had no effect on the mar
ket. There were many rumors current,
however, that they had dragged down
other houses by their failure, but ali the
parties mentioned deny that they lose
enough to cause them trouble. The
president of the Bank of New York,
where the firm kept its account, sad !;
1--WE have loan with Grovesteen x
Pell. but have not certitieda single check
for them, and our loss in consequence
Of their failure will not be serious A
few hundred shares of stock were sold
ont for account of the firm after the
suspension was announced. At the
office of Grovesteen d Pell the doors
were all locked, and the knob was taken
off the door to the main Office. There
was no response to calls or knocks, and
other parties in the building stated that
there was no one in the Office. The
estimates of liabilities vary; some
placing them as high as q, 100000,
while friends OF the firm state that
$50, eco in cash would settle everything.
Their assets are nominally placed at
S2,COO,COO, but the bonds which com
pose them have no ready sale, and some
of them are actually valueless. z. W.
Harding, assignee of Grovcsteen &
Eel, states that the liabilities amount
to 81. 500, Geo, most of which are secured
by East and West Alabama and Rome
and Decatur railroad bonds. 1t is
stated that most of their liabilities are
due TO thirty different banks, and that
they owe about 100000 to Stock
Exchange members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
Brief News Items.

The New York Prohioitionists have
adopted the badge Of n crank.
There are two counties in Michigan,
each of which has township that can
boast Of man and woman over one
hundred years old.
The residence of Mr.. A. +. Kingsley,
at Falls Church, Va, was burned to the
ground Wednesday night, together
with a barn filled with hay, cOrn-barn,
chicken.house, and two large stacks of
hay. Fire was discovered just about
Il o'clock in the rear of the house.
The family made hasty exit with
slight clothing and bare feet. But few
articles OF furniture were saved. Loss
about $1,000.
A board of naval officers consisting
of Captain II. l.. Pythian, Lieutenant
). A. Rodgers, and Acknowledgment
Is. c. Brian has been appointed TO pre-
scribe and direct the tests OF steel to be
used in the construction of the new
naval vessels. These duties have here
tofore been discharged by Commander
H. +. Evans, who becames naval secre-
tary OF the Lighthouse Board on the
lst of September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

GooD.-In the Republican State
Convention of Iowa, on Wednesday,
when permanent chairman was to be
selected, the famous General TUTTLE
was proposed, but local influence:
headed him off, and he was given tC
understand that he must work out his
own salvation. Colonel HENDERSON
was the choice. This placated the
FUTILE crowd.
Nothing that has happened recently
was of better Specification than thi'
RELOCATION of FUTILE to the rear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
THE RICH MOND DISPATCH---FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. 1887

the Woodstock Jail. II concludes by
bringing charge against Judge
Newman, the county Judge. He inti-
mates that the Judge in 1881, then a
practicing lawyer, was of mob who
failed in their attemptto lynch negro
boy who was arrested as an incendiary,
and that the boy was subsequently, ac-
quilted by twelve white jurors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
DISSOLUTION & rARrNERsurp.

RIcnMoSD, VA, August ~. lsS,.
V7HE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
1 FORE existing betwoen &. GENET ami
4. GRANT was dissolved ON the I'm instant hy
the death Of 4. GeuueL Az parties Indebted
a. the finn will please call ami settle with 4.
CHANT, surviving partner, who VIII sign la
liz idatiOn.
Anyone 10 want ~ either DENTAL GOODS 0r
JlNELnY viii ind q good Assortment, az Wu'h
reduced prices. by o." un icl signed. Who Viii
bc found at the old.-taui. ~ east Main street.
ma g0lw 4 CRAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

"The Republicans Of Iowa hail with
patriotic satisfaction all sincere evil
dences of returning fraternity and re-
union" And in the next sentence OF
their platform doubly damn the South
with malicious and false insinuations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
LADIES HOSIERY.

Entirely New styles LADIES nosg ,. -.
celved. ti's fe-
JERSEY SILK GLOVES. braiIeit,,..
CbiIDRkN'S BICYCLE HOSE.
The best LADIES ROSE ~ b. A mir
ehown. i'r
CBlIDRRN'S sOLrD.cOLOR RrgRg, Ill.,.
nj iJc. y pair: "''f
Extra Heavy MEMS CLOUDED SOCKS ,.,..
pair; ''
NJ Sc.
We are closing ont sizes left 20 DI,vgy,
SHIRT atiJc. w
We recommend tho GOLD SHIRT: y.l.,.,
find IT. equal
UMBRELLAS 90 prices 90 suit cvcry ono Ola.
fro RoOgs are WOrtl slsift0llr ...r...
BABY CARRIAGES are lovo t0 o1',l....
Goods are cheaper uos Mlu M.s AL. b.
6gain for a long time.
GOOD CLD1lNE PRINTS. 20 iqehr. Vi.
exira-h heavy cloth. ana only iI.asg.L
We still have LAWNS % 2. f.naI'.ay..f
irt are nearly sold ont
PAhAScIs must 20. 90 w. t1Y' .Hi f.......
low cunrgh ihi- slime.
FALLHTNiF GiNGihMS ~ fn'a yarf.
Jti IkiMhiN6> a. lover pr...t t... ...-
lcufiaii t0 inspect our stock. ur ynl f... ....
too much for your Jef 1unm.rrf 81 ...
lectel O. lovely assortment. a.. soy ..f.
tEcm ready ior sale,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

"The New American Party" has
been started in Philadelphia. Good
An asylum for cranks, soreheads, long
haired men, and short-haired women.
The two parties are to be congratu-
lated.
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ENCIRNIONS. &c.
Y INCLUSION OF THE SEA

L Asst EXCURSION OF THE SEA
4 SON 70 OCEAN VIEW AND NORFOLK,
SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST q. ls''.-special
coaches for ladies and escorts. special coaches
Tor colored people 10 Norfolk,
FAME: R6und-trip 10 Ocean View. $50 10
Norfolk, g. Is; 10 Williamsburg, 81
Train will leave Chesapeake and Ohio depot
at II T. NJ. Returning, leaves Norfolk at z.
N. SINDAN.
COMMITEr: V. ponGti, John j. Reilly, and
" T. Usfuer. au 2l-Su, W&F3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

The Democratic party of Virginia
would have to be very wicked party,
indeed, to outshine Malone in political
rascality.-Phitadciphia Times, (Inde-
pendent)
Where is the man who does not
know that the Times is right?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY
~ purchased The Interest Of HENRY WAL
LERSTEiN. deceased, Ia the business ~ II.
NALLkRSfEIN q SON, and | shall continue
he business under the old hrfu name az II.
NALLERSI ElN q son.
| take III, method 0f thanking The publit
fer rast patronage, AMI hope q continuance u
the -ame. BlRON WAiLERSiEIN.
1904 east Cary street, near Iwelfih.
m ai.eOdN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

The State heads the Miller Qnd.
wreck "The First Wreck of the Sea-
son." Evidently grim joke, for or
neighbor has certainly not been nap.
ping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

john X. CowAN, a Democratic law
yer of Baltimore, has pledged himself
TO the Republican State ticket. After
he gets disguised here, then where?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
BRIEF COMMENT.

Atlanta seems to be the rock for the
wreck of the righteous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
LIME. CEMENT. PLASTER, Ac.

- zoo BARRELS FRESH RO-
$50 scOO SENDAEE daily expected per
schooner Oliver II. Booth-for sale from wharf
also. UNION, HYDRAULIC. aud IMPORTED
PORTLAND CEMENT. FRESH ANCHOR
LIME received daily; ROCRLAND LIME al
ways In stock; FIRE-BRlCks, FIRE-CLAf.
LAIHS, CALCINED PLASTER, &c. &C.
WARNER MOORE.
LUMP and GROUND N0vA-SCOTIA PLAS
TER, ground fresh as ordered Only mill in
the city. au "a
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DKTGs. MEDICINES. sc,
A AIER PICON.

CURE FOR THE DEAF. -PECK'S
" PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR
DRUMS perfectly restore the hearing ani per-
form the work ~ the natural drum. Invisible,
con Portable. and always In position. All con
yersatiOn, and even whispers. heard distinctly.
send Tor Illustrated book with testimonials
free. Address or csil on +. HisCON, ~ Broad
way. New York. Mention this paper.
Ap seOdiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

~ WALLERSTEIN x son is Dissolved by
tho death 81 the senior partner An parties
Indebted % the late flrm are requested g. como
fory AID az once and settle aud all parto,
having claims will present them o. the uni'i-
signed for settlement
BYRON WALLTRSTEiN,
Surviving Partner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

A States caption has it "Bond's
Latest" Would to God it was his last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

"CAMERoN writes well, but in his
latest is neither warm nor cold" Yes,
rather indifferent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
SIMMER RESORTS.

TINTED STATES HOTEL, At
l LANTfC CITY. y. "Opens SATURDAY,
June -. 1s>1. The lGre'.t AMI leaiiue io''t:
beautifully situated On perfect sanitary cons
dition; elevator. electric bells. a.. tuoK eiled
cuisine amt serFire.
fc--.lm { teol.m y. n. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

Secretary Whitney and family have
sailed from Bar Harbor for Winter
HsIbor. the eatse q 3 AsheE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
COBB'S ISLAND,
\ II THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.

X II THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Under "a new management
Having taken control of tho hotel property
At This famous Resort. aud having made many
improvements. Including the entire reiurnl.h-
ing ~ the hotel, would respectfully solicit no
patronage of it, old admirers aud M" public.
The bathing facilities are unsurpassed ani
fno fishing and cunning are afforded. Rates:
$50 PER day: ii2 per week $50 per month.
Can be reached from Norfolk ~ steamer North
ampion on Mondays Wednesdays. ant friitys.
or daily by New York, Philadelphia AMI Nor
fols railroad.
For further particulars address
e. sn-an A. COBB Chs triton, Va
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DEATS THEM ALL !

TDEAIS THEM ALL
~ ONLY II ROUND TRIP.
no TIVE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
GRAND hIURDAN-NIGHr Excl RSlON BIZ
MOONLIGHT ON THE AMES
TO Old POINT AND NORFOLK.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ARIEL.
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULES:
Leave Richmond SAIU RDAY NIGHT,
S5lB. at 10 o'clock arrive AT Old Point at q A.
NJ and Norfolk att A. NJ. Leave Norfolk sun
day at 1 I. ". and Old Point at =. NJ. arrive
al Richmond ~ o'clock sunday night
Tickets also good 10 return the following
Tuesday.
ample ume Sunday 10 visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean view. Hampton, Soldiers Home. ~.
LADIES SALOON reserved for their exclu-
siye use.
Elegant meals and refreshments on steamer
Ariel. BEATS THEM ALL.
au23 RV. OWEN, for Committee.
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nrnNTEREY uOTEI.

M w III'IT ~ III
w Blue RIDGE II WHIT POST-OfFlCR
FRANKLIN COUNT IA.
sixty-eeyeu miles northwest of Baltimore. ~
hours 1900 feet elevation, viii be- OPENED
JUNE sluI. Fine scenery aud pure AIR ani
water For terms, ctr, apply a. ~ address
WILLIAM ". POWER,
late Of Delaware Water Gap House. Pa,
nv i-eodlm Manager.
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{ g 9
RclJmOnd Cure
A MANS ARM HEALED AFTER EIGHTEEN
MONTHS RUNNING FROM A sCALD.

Mr.. T. =. JONES, the well-known engineerand
machiuist for James y. Boyd S Co.. Of this city
Is known 70 our citizens as man eminenty
worthy OF belief. lie gives his testimony "a 10
his cure by ;. :. s. Any citizen can interview
him IA to his remarkable case aud got the de-
tails Of the wonderful effect Of ;. ) s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
PROPOSALS..
UNITED STATES EsorssEs oyrrcE,l

PROPOSALS FOR AN IRON
l. WHARF.
UNITED STATES ENGIsEER 0FFIcE,)
1886 PENNSYLVANIA AvESCk, N. W.,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., August Is, 1851.
CoSNSsfaucTi0N OF an iR6N WHARF a.
fort Monfoc, Va, viii be received ~ this ONCE
until ~ N. on THURSDAY, september ",
lts7. ilnns can BE- seen q thte 0f1oe> 4nd epe.
eiAcatISns ana fornsQ hIde can y oA22ln>d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

DOCKS IN PRESS AND ORDERS
I'D SOLIClTED.--A Book Of Forms for Clerks
snd Lawyers, aud adopted 70 the new virginia
Code by Frederick Johnston. The New Code
Of Virginia, in one volume or two volumes, in-
terlecyed with paper for notes. Land Titles In
Virginia aud West Virginia. by Hutchinson.
ligest Of the Decisions Of the Court Of Appeals
OF West Virginia. in one volume, by Bent
WEST. JOHNSTON & co,
Law and General Booksellers, Stationers, and
Printers au ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-26

early this morning burned the resi-
dence of W. b. Davis, causing loss of
at least $1,000. The fire was clearly OF
incendiary origin. The house was a
few weeks ago partially destroyed by
fire, and had just been repaired by the
underwriters.
The army-worm is reported as doing
damage TO cotton in Lenoir comfy.
General Robert Ransom has been
officially requested to call for relinion
of his old regiment First North Caro-
lima cavalry at Raleigh on Thursday of
State-fair week.
The weather turned very cool last
night, and there was considerable wind.
There were gales on the coast, but the
damage reported is slight. The weather
is fair to-day and gives signs OF q ter
mination OF the six weeks rainy spell.
MERCHANTS PICNIC.
The grocers and commission mer-
chants OF this city gave their first bar
becue to-day, and took half a
day holiday in honor Of the occasion.
They went out to the pic mic grounds
in drays, and there were over one hun
bred of these vehicles in line. The
procession was quarter of a mile in
length. Over three hundred persons
were present at the barbecue.
The streams are again high in this
section for the fifth or sixth time in a
month. Not in number of years
has SO great quantity OF bottom land
been under water.
The crops a month ago were remark
ably uniform in their excellence now
there are wide variations. In Lenoir
county, for instance. the cotton is 70.
ported to be poorly boiled and the bolls
to be OF small size. In Cumberland
the cropis positively asserted to be the
best in twenty years.
REPUBLICAN, FOR CLEVELAND.
Editor Harris. Of the Raleigh Signal,
y 81 0ufrapdrog1 Republlaen Of The
~
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
AT The BAR OF JUSTICE.
Judge Holmes Quick Tork-A Divorces
Suis-Othor Notes of Interest.

Judge Holmes Quick Work-A Divorce
suis-Otiior Notes of Interest
Ii was not novel sight, yet there was
goodly audience present in Police Court yes
teriay morning when Officer Pelton raped
the essemblage 20 order and called the frat
drunk 70 stRnd up and facs His Honor.
Clerk Tozer looked just as grave as ever
when he read the charge and propounded
the stereotyped saying TO the prisoner
How DO you plead, guilty or not, sir y''
One by one they were called until the
nine common drunks had either deposited
their cash for the pleasure of a bosrd bot
tom bed during the Christmas festivities, or
concludes to take the inevitable and go 10
lail for q term OF days. Judge Holmes dis
patched busines with his usual promptness.
Charles Allen, Burt Carr. J. c. Cole, John
Durnell, John Day. Q. +. Giidden, Dick Lun-
drick, each PAID s5.35. John Brown and
John Bnrcell look twelve days in jsii;
Charles Flasher and Dick O'Brlen were let
of on suspended sentence; James Sullivan
soiourns in jail for thirty days; George
Knowlton drove too fast on North Division
ST., pleaded guilty, and it cost him S. and
costs; Ed Lumbee deposited $3.50 for a
drunken spree. and Peter Van Toft $3.50;
George Perdue (col0red) left s7.35. and Rich
ard " alters and Frank Woods both went 10
Jail for thirty days. drunk.
The inevitable Matte Gleason was among
the number, aud she presented a sad ap-
pesrance. Judge Holmes told her 10 go TO
Jail for thirty days; she went. John Doud,
who was jailed On charge OF stealing a
suit of clothes and cap, is still held for ex-
animation.
L. Southland, hackman, was arrested
yesterday afternoon on charge OF carrying
passenger from. be Union depot and over
charging for the services rendered. de was
in the employ of Bal & Waters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

one of the ,Tirst Large society Events of
the Season.

One of the rirst Large society Events OF
the Season.
The spacious residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Enos Putnam, corner Of Westinghouse.
and College-aye., was scene Of gaiety and
brilliancy last evening. Miss Helen Putnam
is home from Vsssar College and the party
was given in her honor. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with sn,ilax and
flowers, the clinging tendrils hanging in
graceful festoons from the stair ratings and
dropping softly down from the arched en-
trance TO the psrlor in gently swaying
clusters. A solid bank of pink roses shed
their beauty and perfume at the foot OF the
long mirror IN the parlor. The dining
room decorations were all of maiden
hair ferns and pink roses were
beautiful indeed. The bright glow Of
psrti-colored lamps threw a warm rich glow
over the fair shoulders and fairer faces of
the guests. who comprised many of the first
society people of the city. The parlors and
hallway were csnvsssd over for the Terp-
sichorean votaries, who danced 10 the music
of Wu-zburg IL Bronsons orchestra Youth,
beauty and wit were everywhere. and unal-
ioyed pleasure reigned supreme. Lemonade
was served all the evening, and the refresh
ments were dainty and delicious.
Nearly one hundred of Miss Putnam's s
young friends attended, several coming
from out Of town. Miss Esther Savidge
aud Miss Boyden, of Grand Haven, both
schoolmates of Miss Putnams al Vsssar
College, Mr.. q. 3. Lett and Mr.. Smith, of
New York, and air. Arthur Graham, OF
Chicago. were among the guests noticed.
Miss Patnam will return TO Vassar short
" after New Year Day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28
MANAING'S FUNERAL
4 LsaeE coscousss or PEOPLE
An ~ asssbsrs "a ths Csbis@t srss~1s
Exa.ps y hf1ses sad knaieoss' fns rFss-
sl.as .aa csslae< sisit tas hoas~
Frssfs1s - fns EaasF@l

Ansxsr. Dec. = -PEssiesns Cleveland
.aa Al nasmbsrs Of shs c1oinet sxespt
sserslsry Wbltasy and EndieoEt' arrived
this nl0rnine sad sers driysa = Governor
HHrs rssi1eacs. Nhsrs thsg bfezxizst<d-
Al l2s0 tbe issElnx xais1ed guests -ers alone
tscsigsd aE ths rssidencs Of AF. asnniags
son. where ths "a -5scrst4rs dlsf- S19ss-
aasnfiv. private iausr4l services iof tns
6nliig Hsrs held Ass before he puhllc
.sryices Isl 81 Ra1i ehafcn-
President Cleveland this forenoon ssnt a
nlsss.zs % Mrs.. A4nnlnz. ASKING tor tas
pslsiieke Of making a briei ealls aecoI4-
panlao - Ehs CsDinsz oifloef4, and poyefnof
Hi. befors The private 4nd puoiie funsfal
ssrvtcss, and ag III ne patty visited tns
hsuss and siessd tbs remains Of tneiF
formeF fGisnd AMI associate
All dag l0ag. uBtil the hoar % tbs funsr
Al. tr4ins broaghf large delegations RON
sFrry part 0f ths STATE aud u - doubtful
whethsr the cItg ever ha1 such a eoneo1fse
Of pfoGnl1ent people within rs gaies. exeeps
On he daT 81 ceiebFaElon- 5snatofs. As
semblymsn. CDngressInsn, judges. ciuzefas--
al cane - pay thar lzst InbGEe Of respect
70 the dead
The body q the dead statesman was en-
ci0eed N BLACK eiola. The covered easAet
was Ia ths parioE OF tbs residence Of bis son.
James IT, Naming At tne foot Of the cas-
act wss prOf1sion Of esllas and waite
essss. A silver pate D0rs THIS inscription.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-28

OrrAwA. Ons.. Dec. 27.-Nr. Hotchkiss.
United states Consul here, who was en-
gagged for msrY years In the numbering bus
iasss Ia the United States and Canada, has
rscsivsd q number Of letters from publishers
OF lumber trade newspapers and gentlemen
engaged ia the lumber business in Michigan
.ad Wisconsin. asking him What toe PROB
shls elect would be II the American duty Of
s. per thousand feet on Canadian lumber
wss removed he hss saot Al answer 10
al such inquirers to tie effect that, in
bis opinion. the price OF lumoer IN the
American market would not oe affected oy
The free admission Of the Canadian prcduct,
and that the removal Of The duty would
sir1piy mean g. a thousand feet IN the
rockets of ne Canadian i1mbermen- &r
Hotrhkiss does nos believe that the export
Of lumber rom Canada would BE sufficient
70 reduce the price OF lumber AZ any p0in-
in the nitet states The output from
Ottawa no doubt tAs greatest lumber cen
frs in Csnafia. - not pronsbly over 3eAoeO.-
feet snaualiy--not more than enough %
supply the wants Of one good-sized Ameri-
car cfrT.